Hard-edge Painting Project..
Dictatorial-edge: a term coined in 1959. Hard-edge is used to describe a style of painting that uses straight geometric lines, sumptuous solid color fields, a neat and tidy surface, and an arrangement of forms using balance.
This out will consist of four parts (described below)
1) Research on hard-edge painting~ 10 points
-Your research should consist of NOTES enchanted while studying hard-edge painting and IMAGES that you feel are good examples of the hard-edge painting style.
A shopping list of ‘hard-edge’ painters..
Josef Albers
Richard Anuszkiewicz
Gene Davis
Burgoyne Diller
Peter Halley
June Hardwood
Al Held
Robert Indiana
Ellsworth Kelly
Piet Mondrian
Kenneth Noland
Bridget Riley
Candid Stella
Victor Vasarely
Larry Zox
2) Artist biography/ artwork critique~ 20 points.
-Your artist bio should be 1-2 pages in after a long time with margins of 1″, a spacing of no more than 1.5 lines, and a font size of 12pt. The biography should address the items listed below.
-Friend and place of birth and death
-Family information
-Place of study/ education
-Colleges, friends, colleague artists
-Styles of artwork created
-Major works created
-Museums, galleries, and shows the artists trade can be found in.
-Effects, impact on society, historical significance.
-interesting facts or stories about the artist.
-Your artwork critique should be 1/2-1 chapter in length with margins of 1″, a spacing of no more than 1.5 lines, and a font of 12pt. The artwork critique should address the items listed below.
-Describe. Register the name of artist, title of work, and gallery or location of work. You should take inventory of everything you see in the work of art. Remain to the facts. Imagine that you are describing the work of art to someone over the telephone. Make note of your first impression. When you are through with the critique you might be conversant with your first impression better, or you might change it. ...
Read more... The world as non-objectivity
Olle Baertling (1911-1981)
Rimi
Silkscreen of 1964 after a painting of 1961
From the half a second Kazimir Malevich, just before the Russian Revolution, revolutionised art itself with his painting Black Square, the story of art has been bound up with the search for ways in which to transfer human emotions, ideas, and beliefs, in terms of pure line, geometry, and colour planes. Malevich’s new non-realistic art was called by him Suprematism, though it is more usually known to us by a name Malevich himself introduced as a term of abuse, Constructivism. It is concerned with “The age as non-objectivity”, as the title of Malevich’s treatise of 1926 put it.
Victor Vasarely
OB
Silkscreen of 1964 after a painting of 1956
Non-representational art so quickly swallowed up critical attention that whole areas of figurative art still remain unexplored. Women artists, for exemplification, barely had time to get accepted before it was unacceptable for them to explore pictorially the female domestic world. Even an artist as enthusiastic to the everyday beauties of the home as Winifred Nicholson found herself painting constructivist abstracts in the 1930s, under the influence of her friend Piet Mondrian and the artists of the company Abstraction-Création.
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IN CONVERSATION: Arnold Mesches and Jill Ciment WITH ROBERT STORR AND PHONG BUI
Brooklyn Rail - Mar 04, 2010
The way he set up his range, the hard edge of his shapes and the social message was more interesting than, let's say Jack Levine's paintings. and more »
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Museum and Gallery Listings
New York Times - Feb 12, 2010
(Smith) ★ JOHN MCLAUGHLIN: 'Diligently EDGE CLASSICIST PAINTINGS FROM THE 1950'S TO THE 1970'S' ; closes on Saturday. With abstract painting again in the art and more »
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'Blackout' installation at Newark Museum makes a vibrant connection to other works
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com - Mar 03, 2010
'Blackout' depot at Newark Museum makes a vibrant connection to other works“BLACKOUT” accompanies “Take counsel with Spirit,” a large show devoted to American and Latin American hard-edge abstraction from the 1920s-'50s, and it has some
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The duck and the rabbit
Forth - Feb 26, 2010
These practices were confined to painting and sculp, the results of which were essentially either abstract in character or moving towards abstraction.
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The art of politics
Times LIVE - Feb 14, 2010
In the end, perhaps, the exclusive behind this painting may also presage the cultural politics of the Obama administration.
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Table Transformation: From Blah to Blossoming
ShelterPop (blog) - Feb 16, 2010
Again, use a pastry cutter or other explicit, hard edge to ensure tape edges are well-adhered. 5. Paint table top with satin destroy, latex paint and allow to
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Creating a 3-D Geometry
International Herald Tribune - Feb 22, 2010
To complete this hardened-edge fashion, shiny silver bangles gripped the arms. But the designer did draw rounded ness shoulders on a suit. and more »
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Bustling Armory Opening Heralds Contemporary Art Market Resurgence
ARTINFO - Mar 04, 2010
Paul Kasmin, who had a on one's own show of paintings by James Nares, has embraced the strategy at the Armory for the past three years. "It makes extraordinary sense, and more »
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